Take a look at some of the newest police encounters in the Rochester area:
From the Rochester Police Department:
Two Clawson teens ticketed for open alcohol while driving
On Wednesday, May 29, the Rochester Police Department stopped an 18-year-old Clawson resident for speeding on University Ave near Great Oaks Country Club and Apartments. As the officer, who made the traffic stop, approached the vehicle, he noticed the backseat passenger, a 19-year-old also from Clawson, was putting something near his feet. It was later found to be open alcohol so both the driver and passenger were given minor in possession (MIP) citations and sent home.
A warrant for a Rochester Hills woman’s arrest
On Monday, May 27, Rochester Police investigated a call to Mr. B’s downtown regarding an operating-while-intoxicated-hit-and-run warrant for a woman’s arrest. Officers were given a description and searched the restaurant but later found the 28-year-old Rochester Hills woman nearby. She was arrested and taken to the station where she posted bond on the warrant and was released without further trouble.
Smashed car window leaves driver with $400 in repairs
On Thursday, May 23, officers met with a 23-year-old Rochester Hills resident who had parked his car in the public lot at Walnut Street and Third Street. It was reported that he locked his vehicle and when he returned shortly after, he found his front passenger’s side window smashed. It did not appear that anyone had entered the vehicle nor had they stolen anything. No possible tool responsible for the damage was found. The driver told officers he does not have any enemies that he knows of so there are no suspects at this time. The car damage is estimated at $400.
Reports from the Rochester Hills Police Department:
Stolen license plate with no suspects
On Friday, May 31, Rochester Hills Police received a report of a stolen license plate from a Hollenshade Drive residence. The couple who own the vehicle had been out to eat at a nearby restaurant when they noticed their missing license plate. It had been a week since they remember last seeing the license plate on the car. There are no suspects at this time.
Scratched Mustang
Also on Friday, May 31, officers investigated a Yorkshire Drive resident’s scratched Ford Mustang. There were several scratched on the driver’s side, rear bumper as well as on the passenger’s side of the car. The owner estimates the damage took place within the couple days prior to the report and there are currently no suspects or witnesses.
Business debacle leaves company with missing billboard signs
On Tuesday, May 21, Rochester Hills Police responded to a report of stolen business signs in front of a Leach Road establishment. The owner mentioned he did not know who took the signs from the billboard near the road but his company has had trouble with another company who has been sharing the building since earlier this year. There is no further information at this time.
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